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IOSProgressDialog
Leonardo D. Palma edited this page Mar 27, 2025
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Create and display an iOS-style progress dialog.
In code:
IOSProgressDialog.Builder(applicationContext)
.setMessage("What is Lorem Ipsum?")
.create()
.show()IOSProgressDialog offers several attributes for a deeper view configuration, the following table shows all these options and their default value.
| Name | Description | Values | Default | Related method(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Builder | Creates a builder for an alert dialog that uses the default alert dialog theme | Context |
N/A | Builder() |
| Message | Sets the message to display |
String, Int
|
N/A | setMessage() |
| Cancelable | Sets whether the dialog is cancelable or not | Boolean |
true |
setCancelable() |
| Gravity | Set gravity of the dialog |
Int [android.view.Gravity] |
N/A | setGravity() |
| create | Creates an IOSProgressDialog with the arguments supplied to this builder | - | - | create() |
| show | Start the dialog and display it on screen | - | - | show() |
If you want to add more functionality to dialog events, you can use the following methods to capture the actions.
- When the
dismissoption is called from the dialog box, you can use thesetOnDismissListenermethod to perform additional actions. - When the
canceloption is called from the dialog box, you can use thesetOnCancelListenermethod to perform additional actions. - When the
showoption is called from the dialog box, you can use thesetOnShowListenermethod to perform additional actions.